i386 folder Virus or Not?

UpskirtHayley

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(dell)

CSRSS @ c/i386

click start..search for csrss and comes out with 5 results:
- CSRSS from C/i386
- CSRSS from c/windows/system32
- csrss and numbers end with hdmp from c/windows/PCHEALTH/ErrorRep/userdumps
- csrss and numbers end with mdmp from c/windows/PCHEALTH/ErrorRep/userdumps
- csrss and numbers end with mdmp from c/windows/PCHEALTH/ErrorRep/userdumps

went to C/ and found a folder called i386 and size of 988mb... open up... full of files... notepads, exe's, picture icon ect...

heres some of the names on the files in the i386 folder:
- sendmail.dll
- WINLOGON
- WSSCRIPT
- DellSys.dll
- AGENTSVR (shows man in suit with black shades and hat as icon)
- (jpeg file) name desktop_screen_shot. as preview on left side show desktop and desert wallpaper and browser open and paintshop open.



Heres some refference for you to help me get rid of this nasty virus:
- http://www.techspot.com/startup/1632/
- http://www.processlibrary.com/directory/files/pchealth



and here is result when scanned with SDfix:

Trojan Files Found:



Could Not Remove C:\csrss.exe
Could Not Remove C:\WINDOWS\lsasss.exe
Could Not Remove C:\WINDOWS\system32\remote.exe
Could Not Remove C:\WINDOWS\system32\windowz.exe
Could Not Remove C:\WINDOWS\system32\winsys.exe
Could Not Remove C:\WINDOWS\system32\winxp.exe

///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

scanned full-scan with:

- AVG anti virus
- AVG anti spyware
- TCspy
- SDfix
- SmitRem
- Smitfraudfix
- ccleaner registry cleaner
- ccleaner cleaner
- scanned individual single file with avg.... no detect

click start... search winsys.exe..... shows winsys folder from c/WINDOWS/SYSTEM32.... open up.... inside see folder called:

- avpr.exe
here is refference for you to help me get rid of it http://www.auditmypc.com/process/avpr.asp

also remmeber my SDfix log result?:
Trojan Files Found:



Could Not Remove C:\csrss.exe
Could Not Remove C:\WINDOWS\lsasss.exe
Could Not Remove C:\WINDOWS\system32\remote.exe
Could Not Remove C:\WINDOWS\system32\windowz.exe
Could Not Remove C:\WINDOWS\system32\winsys.exe
Could Not Remove C:\WINDOWS\system32\winxp.exe

......this link http://www.auditmypc.com/process/avpr.asp shows that the avpr.exe is related to lsass which is similar like lsasss.exe

also here is some of the file/folder names in the winsys folder:
- ccsrs.exe
- CSRSS.EXE
- CSRSRV.DLL
- ****.exe
- gothica.exe
- winxp.exe
- ANTSetup.exe
- dla.exe
- LUSRMGR.MSC
- CMD.EXE


dont some of these look suspicious?







but as i look at this http://www.andybrain.com/archive/mb/i386-folder.htm it says the i386 is part of windows operating system...... but..... I already delete the i386 folder located at c/: with File Shredder already..... so what now? have I made the greatest negative decision?
 
Yes, the i386 is used by the OS. Viruses can embed themself in that folder, but if your anti virus doesnt pick it up as a virus, I am sure it is fine. You can go to here http://www.dll-files.com/ and download some of the dlls you deleted.
 
Yes, the i386 is used by the OS. Viruses can embed themself in that folder, but if your anti virus doesnt pick it up as a virus, I am sure it is fine. You can go to here http://www.dll-files.com/ and download some of the dlls you deleted.

My deletion of i386..... does it effect when I want to reformat?

I am thinking to reformat..... will I be able to reformat? I dont have the recovery CD or OS CD.... it dont came with it. I bought Dell computer straight from dell.

it is a Dell Demension 8400
- pentium4 3.0ghz HT 630
- 512mb
- XP home

I am thinking to reformat my dell..... but will I can? since I delete the i386 folder?
 
Yeh you can still reformat and your hard drive and re-install the operating system if you have a disc with an OS which to install from.
 
That folder doesnt effect wether you can reformat or not. Dells come with a recovery option. Whenever you start up your computer, it should give you and option to boot into windows xp or recovery.
 
That folder doesnt effect wether you can reformat or not. Dells come with a recovery option. Whenever you start up your computer, it should give you and option to boot into windows xp or recovery.

oh thats good to hear that the deletion of i386 folder does not have anything to do with reformatting.

so as I power on the dell computer.... it will have option for me to go to reformat? and I follow the screen? if so... I will go power it up now.
 
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